Charting the Future Amidst a $31 Trillion (and Growing) Problem
It’s the number which needs no formal introduction, and it’s an elephant in the boardroom of every business in America whether acknowledged or not.
It’s the number which needs no formal introduction, and it’s an elephant in the boardroom of every business in America whether acknowledged or not.
Owning and operating a restaurant can have significant perks, with a side of complexities. Mainly, understanding and forecasting taxes for restaurants, which can cause headaches among other responsibilities. Proactive tax planning is a must and should be completed prior to 12/31 of the calendar year to identify opportunities. Tax rules often change; best practice recommends business owners should understand the rules as stated currently, while being aware of potential future changes.
Now is the time for companies to be proactive, rather than reactive, on their SALT compliance so no surprises come about from a potential audit.
Inflation hedging requires counterintuitive thinking but with persistence and vigilance, we will all arrive at the new normal unscathed. Historically, inflation raises prices, wages and input costs to a new level and then flattens out (relatively speaking). Deflation typically does not occur, and so, the exercise of adjusting has an end to it, thankfully.
By Robert Jackson and Kathy Davis While the Infrastructure Bill passed by the House on Friday, November 5, did not contain much in the way of tax legislation, it did retroactively put an end to the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) as of the end of the 3rd quarter for all employers other than “recovery startup …
By Matt Silla, ASA, CFA | Principal October 12, 2021 The U.S. House of Representatives recently released a bill impacting both personal and corporate taxes for those above certain income levels. While the ultimate outcome of what will become law is unknown, business owners should begin to assess potential changes and what they could mean …
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By Robert Jackson, CPA | Senior Manager, Tax Monday, November 16, 2020 It is the middle of November, fresh off the general election, and for most taxpayers, it is the height of tax planning season. While many taxpayers and professionals alike were expecting to have a clearer picture of what 2021 (as well as the …
By Mark Lapikas, CPA | Principal, Tax With a previous break of Equifax, an estimated 143 million Americans’ information was compromised. In 2015, Anthem was breached compromising personal data of roughly 80 million Americans. Criminals are constantly seeking new ways to obtain your data which begs the question, “How do I protect my personal information?” …
Thursday, May 14, 2020 By A’Shira Nelson, CPA | COVID-19 Response Team Individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic are now eligible to take tax-favored distributions from their IRA(s). Normally, distributions would be included in the taxpayer’s taxable income, and it may be subject to a 10% additional tax if the taxpayer is under age 59 …
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